Camp Pokémon Finally Opens On Android

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Back in October 2014, Camp Pokémon was released on Apple iOS devices. it is an app for kids that allows them to engage in mini-games where they could throw Poké Balls, learn about type match-ups, find Pokémon, and take an evolution test, as well as decorate photos with Pokémon stickers and earn virtual pins. Now, over a year later, it’s available for Android devices.

 

Most importantly, Camp Pokémon is a true free-to-play game. There are no in-app purchases whatsoever. All pins, stickers, and additional minigame levels can and must be unlocked by playing the game.

 

Camp Pokémon is available through both Google Play and iTunes. Android 2.3 and up and iOS 6.0 and up are required to play.


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